Center For Recovery provides Substance Abuse Intensive Outpatient Treatment for adults and adolescents. We also offer a Mental Health Intensive Outpatient Program for adults. We are contracted with all major insurance carriers. Our groups meet 3 evenings a week and are ongoing. Our website can be viewed at www.centerforrecovery.net and www.denvermentalhealth.net. For more information about our programs, please contact us at 303-694-7492.

I have a deeply held passion for helping people transform their lives. My expertise is in the areas of sexual trauma and abuse, eating disorders, and marriage and family counseling. My preparation and education includes advanced training in sexual trauma, complex trauma, and sexual addiction through Masters and Johnson. As an affiliate faculty member at Regis University and former Assistant Professor at Colorado Christian University, I have also taught graduate courses in each of these fields. It may be important to you to include your faith or spiritual walk into the counseling process. This integration is something I enjoy as well. I see counseling as a journey of soul-tending. I'll work compassionately and respectfully to find your best paths to well-being.

Each of our feelings has a message; what would happen if we welcomed in loneliness, distrust, guilt and shame the same way we let in joy and love? When we offer ourselves permission and space to look at what these messages are telling us, we transform pain into a well of strength and knowledge. My work is guided by my passion for social justice and accessible health care. I use deep empathy, gentle confrontation, and gestalt and narrative frameworks to create the foundations of a healing, therapeutic relationship. I will support you as we find the answers you already hold.

Amy is a psychotherapist specializing in trauma and attachment work with both individuals and couples. She integrates the outdoors and wilderness into her work as a way to help people deepen their process and connect with the fundamental nature of being. Her work is informed by specialized training in Annie Brooks's Somatic Attachment Therapy, Biodynamic Craniosacral Therapy, and extensive work in the field of wilderness therapy. Amy's experience includes several years of grief counseling with local hospice agencies, providing therapy to families in a residential treatment setting, counseling dual-diagnosis adolescents in wilderness settings, and facilitating support groups for LGBTIQ teens. She is an adjunct faculty member at Naropa University and supervises interns at Boulder Emotional Wellness. Visit www.amywinchester.com for more info